A 65,000-acre property near Montebello, Quebec has gone on the market asking $79 million.

Called “Kenauk,” the Canadian property is about a 50-minute drive from both Montreal and Ottawa. It has 13 Scandinavian-style log cabin homes, 70 private lakes and a private marina that serves the property’s largest lake, Lac Papineau. That lake has 28 miles of waterfront and has five islands.

The cabins, which range in size from 2,000-square-feet to 4,000-square-feet, have between three and seven bedrooms. Five of the cabins are on Lac Papineau. The other eight cabins are on individual private lakes peppered throughout the property, typically five to ten miles apart.

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The property has 13 Scandinavian-style log cabin homes.

A roughly 9-mile river runs through the property, which is a protected wilderness reserve. That means no outside guests can enter the property for hunting or fishing; the owner retains the right to conduct both activities. There’s a functional fish hatchery for stocking the lakes with trout. And there is moose, black bear, and white tail deer hunting on the property.

The Kenauk property is zoned for both commercial and residential purposes. It is owned by Omers, a Canadian pension fund. Oxford Properties Group, the real-estate arm of Omers, bought Kenauk seven years ago in a deal to acquire the Fairmont resort portfolio. That deal included the Kenauk property as well as Fairmont Le Chateau Montebello, a hotel two miles away from Kenauk that has hosted a G-7 summit and NATO meetings over the years. That hotel currently manages the Kenauk property.

Herbert Ratsch of Sotheby’s International Realty Canada shares the listing with Robert MacDougall of Jones Lang LaSalle.